Forms
Major Requirements Worksheets
In addition to the worksheets below, please consult the Undergraduate Catalog and your Standard Advisement Report to ensure you are meeting the requirements for graduation. You can also view requirements for earlier catalog years.
Biological Sciences
Bio Sci Major Requirements
Catalog Years: Fall 2019+
Bio Sci Major Requirements
Catalog Years: Through 2018-2019
Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
EEB Major Requirements
Catalog Years: All
Molecular and Cell Biology
MCB Major Requirements
Catalog Years: Fall 2025+
MCB Major Requirements
Catalog Years: Through 2024-2025
Physiology and Neurobiology
PNB Major Requirements
Catalog Years: Fall 2023+
PNB Major Requirements
Catalog Years: 2021 - 2023
PNB Major Requirements
Catalog Years: Through 2020-2021
Structural Biology and Biophysics
BPHYS Major Requirements
Catalog Years: 2019+
Minor Plans of Study Forms
Most students can submit a Minor Plan of Study using StudentAdmin. Students in some majors (NURS/PHAR) may need to complete and print a Minor Plan of Study Form (below) to obtain a signature from the Biology Advising Center before submitting to the Office of the Registrar. Contact your advisor for questions.
Additional Forms and Documents
Students in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences who have received a 2.6 semester GPA or higher in their most recent regular semester and who wish to take more than 18 credits may submit this Excess Credit Request form.
CLAS General Education Requirements
For students entering CLAS prior to Fall 2025
CLAS Common Curriculum Requirements
For students entering CLAS Fall 2025 or later
All students in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences must complete the CLAS general education requirements.
In Fall 2025, the university deployed a new general education program called the Common Curriculum. Students entering CLAS Fall 2025 or later are automatically placed into the Common Curriculum and can use the second link to read through the requirements.
Continuing students graduating Spring 2027 or Spring 2028 are typically on the old gen ed courses (first link).
Map out your courses, credits, and progress toward your degree using this four-year planning worksheet.
This guide explains Honors Program policies, requirements, benefits, and enrichment opportunities. Follow the guide that corresponds to the year you entered UConn as a first-year student.
Visit the Registrar's website for forms related to:
- Courses (e.g., Pass/Fail Request, withdraw or audit a course)
- Updating your records (e.g., biographical information update, FERPA release)
- Academic program changes (e.g., additional degree petition, change of catalog year, or cancelling a minor)